Sentence examples for compelled to shut down from inspiring English sources

The Chicago Tribune recently felt compelled to shut down comment boards on its Web site for all political news stories.

Under the new law, they are legally compelled to shut down banks when they get into trouble.

On Sunday morning, however, alarm spread among members when the page seemingly froze and rumors abounded that Facebook had somehow been compelled to shut it down.

If I had to guess and what the heck, I do have to guess—I'd say that Microsoft is aware of a problem with older versions of Skype, and since there is no way to update the Windows Phone 7 version, they feel compelled to shut it down fairly immediately.

Governments with close control over the communications networks (and let's face it, that's most governments) might feel compelled to shut the networks down.

To shut down?

A company to shut down.

To shut down next week?

Business centers were forced to shut down.

Eight schools to shut down in Manhattan.

Migration networks are hard to shut down.